Concordia University Chicago - Pillars Yearbook (River Forest, IL)

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OUR PRESIDENT SPEAKS.. BE FAITHFUL TO YOUR FAITHFUL GOD Everybody wanTs To be a somebody. Nobody wanTs To be a nobody. Whefh- er we like To admiT iT or noT, we do pay aTTenTion To whaT people Think oT us. ST. Paul was concerned abouT whaT people ThoughT oT him, when he said: LeT a man so accounT oT us, as oT The minisTers oT ChrisT, and sTewards oT The mysTeries oT God. Moreover iT is required in sTewards. Thar a man be Tound TaiThTul. - l. CorinThians 4: l. 2, ST. Paul wanTed To be, and To be known as a TaiThTul servanT and sTew- ard. This was The highesl' complimenT he could be paid. This is The noblesT praise you can ever receive. The Russian direcTor STanislavsky gave This sound advice To a group oT acTors: There are no small parTs1 There are only small acTors. ln The play, Green PasTures, Noah says To The Lord: I ain'T very much, buT l'm all l goT. Dear graduaTe, you're all you goT. Give all you've goT by TirsT giving your- selT unreservedly To The Tasks which your TaiThTul Lord lays upon you as His ser- vanT and l-lis sTeward. ln The drama oT your liTe, acTed ouT in The shadow oT The Cross, remember ThaT There are no small parTs. Each parT you play is imporTanT To The head oT The Church, Who has called you To TaiThTul service. Your Triend in ChrisT, affcfe lvl. l.. Koehneke PresidenT 5

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